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| Does anyone have any experience with MS Project Server (or similar tool)? I am trying to give our managers and engineers access to the project schedules without installing MS Project on their machines (and most don't have window-based machines anyway). I am also starting to integrate several projects together and perform the resource leveling against a common resource pool. It seems logical to put all of these files on a sever-based tool instead of keeping everything on my local PC. Are there any good resources that I can read reviews or other tools that will help solve this problem? Thanks in advance for any opinions and help. |
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| You might try sending Harry a private message. I think he has some experience with MS Project Server.
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